The jQuery selectBox module is a styleable replacement for SELECT elements using Cory LaViska's jQuery UI plugin.
You can view a demo of the plugin here:
http://labs.abeautifulsite.net/jquery-selectBox/
http://codekarate.com/daily-dose-of-drupal/drupal-7-jquery-selectbox-module
This module was written as part of the September 2012 Engineering hackathon at Acquia.
It scans and indexes APi documentation into a Solr index together with your Drupal content to make a search portal.
More details at https://www.acquia.com/blog/finding-all-things-engineering-hackathon
simple module to display the users profile information in popup balloon
Convert upload module's files to file fields.
IMPORTANT: During import there is no check to see if the selected field exists at the given content type, and the settings of the field are not checked either (eg. size, extension etc.).
Drupal 6 version!
Provides better exposed filter for the term fields, it fetches the options from the vocabulary so the user does not have to manually specify it.
Fork of Services Search API.
Major differences:
This content type module contains fields for title, body, local images and location. Primary purpose for developing this was to create a way to find images around some interesting point or area. Initial idea was to plan first a trip around, say France, and insert several POIs around the country. Then it is convenient to visit these places before the actual trip, and try to get to know the places better.
Images come from two sources (at this point) , Panoramio and Flickr. User can also upload her own local photos. Needs two additional modules to be present, gmap and location.
Makes minor UI improvements to webforms that you only want people to respond to once.
Fields for storing contact information (phone, email, location) with a name value associated with it (i.e. home, work, cell).
Retina Images adds an option to all image effects included with core to allow them to output high resolution images for high DPI or retina displays. When enabled as part of an image style, this module returns high resolution images for all devices, as is recommended and explained in Thomas Fuchs' excellent blog post and examples on this subject.
